Transport correspondent Dan Milmo explains what the new Terminal 5 at London's Heathrow airport means for air travel in the UK.
Europe editor Ian Traynor reports from Brussels, where European Union leaders are discussing the stuttering world economy and the challenges of climate change.
Jemima Kiss reports from Austin, Texas, where at the South by Southwest music and new media festival, AOL announced a deal to buy the social networking website Bebo.
What will our working lives be like in 10 years' time? A report published today by the Chartered Management Institute attempts to answer that question. The institute's Jo Causon paints some possible scenarios.
As the government considers Lord Goldsmith's suggestion of a national holiday to celebrate Britishness and making schoolchildren pledge an oath of allegiance to the Queen, Martin Wainwright canvasses the views of the people of Bradford.
This week the Guardian publishes a series of booklets celebrating some of the best poets of the 20th century. Tomorrow there's a free CD featuring some of the poets themselves reading their work. We hear Sylvia Plath reading her poem The Applicant.
